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<p>Bier, it’s a slap in the face to call UVa semi competitive. Many ppl myself included turned down places like Duke and Wharton to be here. If you think it so easy to get into UVa for instate applicants, enjoy Rutgers.</p>
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<p>Bier, it’s a slap in the face to call UVa semi competitive. Many ppl myself included turned down places like Duke and Wharton to be here. If you think it so easy to get into UVa for instate applicants, enjoy Rutgers.</p>
<p>wow bad typo
i meant to say excluding UVA lol, i don’t know why i typed that
sorry</p>
<p>wow that still comes out wrong
lemme rephrase</p>
<p>i sent out apps to school with lower standards compared to duke (boston u, colorado boulder, etc.)</p>
<p>i left my one reach in their, UVA</p>
<p>yeah i know so many people who gave up schools such as duke, northwestern, umich etc. for UVA, and at the time i couldn’t understand why</p>
<p>after visitng UVA it was pretty obvious, sorry for the insult vistany</p>
<p>bump
10char</p>
<p>Well if UVA doesn’t take you (and I think they should), you sound like someone UChicago would love to take. :)</p>
<p>why u chicago? i would never go there the social life is pitiful</p>
<p>Because for them often outstanding achievement in other areas + great essays etc. make up for a lowish GPA?</p>
<p>definatly in, only thing against u is GPA and OOS</p>
<p>haha those are two pretty important things</p>
<p>Christmas bump</p>
<p>your ec’s seem really cool and could get you in.
that said, the fact that you said you had bad junior year could really hurt you. as previously mentioned, really nail those essays and sell yourself.</p>
<p>those essays are hard…the questions are so good but i can only answer in 250 words, so short!</p>